Law

“We are not a nation of shopkeepers. Whatever the economic consequences maybe we want to stand on certain principles.”

What was life like for an ordinary citizen before the Constitution? You may be quite surprised by the answer!

Without his fearless battles with the governments of his day, many of our Fundamental Rights would perhaps be long gone.

With Republic Day around the corner, here’s a look at a very important debate few of us have ever heard of.

Ban all sign of religion? Can religion even be decided by Parliament? What do you mean ‘reasonable restrictions’? Here are the fascinating debates that created modern India – 72 years ago! Join The Better India in this five-part series ‘Constituent’, as we explore a simple question – What did 1950 feel 2019 would be?

“There is nothing to be ashamed of in borrowing. It involves no plagiarism. Nobody holds any patent rights in the fundamental ideas of a Constitution.”-Dr BR Ambedkar

"No vehicle can be altered so as to change original specification made by [the] manufacturer. Such particulars cannot be altered, which have been specified by the manufacturer for the purpose of entry in the certificate of registration."

This year, the winds of justice blew in favour of equality and empowerment. Here's a look at the 10 landmark judgements that defined India's #SupremeCourt in 2018. #TBIYearEnders

Among many requirements, the ‘close relative’ must have herself given birth to a child earlier, must not be an NRI and must be between the age of 25-35.

Aiming to make work spaces safer for women, the bill makes it abundantly clear that "it shall be no defence that the sexual benefit was derived with the consent of the victim".